What's It Worth Thread

[RedSN]

I searched and couldn't find a thread .....so, what's it worth?

My old coupe: 1990 Mustang LX 5.0

The bad:
body is decent (7:10?), but subframes were rotted and repaired.
car was in a t-bone (rear) accident, and repaired.
high mileage.

The good:
it's a notch.

http://i605.photobucket.com/albums/tt137/LX-Markham/winterstoragefox_zps0d4f4cb7.jpg
*most recent pic a year ago.

I put this bug in my father's ear that he should buy the '86 Mustang I have for sale. But he would have to get rid of my old '90 first (despite have acres of property, mother won't let him have more than one toy). He might have a local buyer, but he doesn't know what kind of price he should ask for.

[Not4you]

Maybe use this pic in your for sale ads instead ...

http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p184/Not-4-you/IMG_5354Medium1.jpg (http://s128.photobucket.com/user/Not-4-you/media/IMG_5354Medium1.jpg.html)

[RedSN]

^^^that's a good pic. I didn't want to get an "inflated" price in a feeler thread.
Obviously, in a for sale thread, I would try and cast it in the best possible light ;)

[Laffs]

Is it real rusty or just mildly rusty? Guessing anywhere from 3500 to 5500.

[RedSN]

body I would call fair.
front subframe (at k-member) was gone, literally, and reinforced with 3/8" plate.
rear subframe (at trunk) was gone, and reinforced with channel iron.

All the structural damage (rot) was repaired and reinforced.
It's never going to be a show car, I wouldn't even consider dumping much money in it as a project.
But it looks decent and drives well. It would make for a fun beater.

[Laffs]

2500-3000 I'd guess by sounds of it.

[True Blue]

Is it branded?

[RedSN]

Not branded.
Accident occurred prior to 2003.

But it is a "rebuilt". It was written off by the insurance company, I purchased the salvage, had it repaired, and inspected.

[Slick_89_Hatch]

Im going to say around 3g's.

[Ponyryd]

Not branded.
Accident occurred prior to 2003.

But it is a "rebuilt". It was written off by the insurance company, I purchased the salvage, had it repaired, and inspected.

That's basically branded, lol. I'd agree with the others, somewhere around $3k.

I sold one very similar, but the rails in front were soft, not repaired, had no accident damage, and 220k or so with some bolt-ons and roh wheels, I got $3k I think, that was 3 years ago probably.

[twister]

don i think you could make a nice car out of the two of them ..

[RedSN]

I'm still trying to broker this deal (even tho I'm not getting any commissions from it :frown-new: )
The '90 Notch has to go before the '86 Hatch can be bought.

Anybody want a Notch?

[MEANMCHN]

I'll give you $2,000 for it.

[RedSN]

Probably looking for $2500-$3000 based on this thread.
But I'll pass on your offer to my father and let you know.

[Naper]

The old question. Whats is worth ? The correct answer. What someone is willing to pay.
The seller doesn't set the selling price, the buyer does. The seller sets the asking price.

[Cancermasher]

Messaged Bill to try and see what a set of four of these are worth but got no reply. Maybe you guys could give me a ballpark figure. I'm thinking $700 for rims and rubber.
Set of four stock 17" alloy rims off 2014 Ford Fusion with Michelin 235 50's with about 2/3 tread remaining. Just 2 summers on them. One rim has a very small curb rash on it, but all are mint otherwise. Thoughts?

http://i1372.photobucket.com/albums/ag325/cancermasher/Fusion/253E5AA2-D8A6-42AE-8797-74B6712F0428_zpsbzztywsl.jpg (http://s1372.photobucket.com/user/cancermasher/media/Fusion/253E5AA2-D8A6-42AE-8797-74B6712F0428_zpsbzztywsl.jpg.html)


http://i1372.photobucket.com/albums/ag325/cancermasher/Fusion/16B6F0E5-FD9A-4033-849C-F4111023449B_zpsati04t9x.png (http://s1372.photobucket.com/user/cancermasher/media/Fusion/16B6F0E5-FD9A-4033-849C-F4111023449B_zpsati04t9x.png.html)

[Ponyryd]

Ya, I'd say $700 is a fair price.

[Tailites]

nope...stock rims & worn rubber $550 max

I had a really nice set of welds with 9 out of 10 Michelins on the fronts

& decent DRs on the back...could barely get $800

[Armen]

Yup, I'd agree that $700 is a good asking price to start.